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Paxton: "If Christians don't vote, we're going to have trouble sustaining Christianity in this country"

PRESIDENT TRUMP on EUROPE: They just gave the United States the greatest gift we were ever given. Do you know what it was? Greenland.

And best of all, he has a business to fall back on when he gets his soggy old ass kicked out of the White House.

I watched them kill Charlie Kirk and celebrate it. I watched them shoot our President in the head and celebrate it. I watched them kill Trump supporters and celebrate it. If they can shoot Charlie and Trump — what will they do to you and your family? This is not a political battle, it’s a spiritual one. We are fighting good vs. evil. Darkness vs. light. Be on the side of life. God help us, we must win. Vote.

Alaska Republican fears he may have voted for 'Decoy Dan' Sullivan in tight Senate election trib.al/6MLz6NI

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There's a lot going on in this thread.

Trump on the Reflecting Pool: "We went through a lot with vandalism. The vandalism was unprecedented. People don't like talking about it."

Don Jr: "They want to pack the Supreme Court. They want to make Ohio a state."

Nikita Kucherov talks about why he requested a trade attributing it to "poor communication and respect" citing he's only had two meetings in the last four months with GM Julien BriesBois about an extension. (via: @EddieInTheYard)

Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s new book comes out tomorrow. Below is an excerpt recounting one of the most important moments—perhaps the most important—of my more than a decade working alongside him: the recognition of the Québécois as a nation within a united Canada. This headline brings me back to an evening I will never forget. As Stephen Harper’s press secretary and Senior Quebec advisor, I brought him the Bloc’s motion at about 6 pm that Tuesday evening. His response would affirm that recognition of the Québécois and an unwavering commitment to Canadian unity belonged together. I remain grateful to have played a small part in that moment in our country’s history. Framed in my office are the original pages of the speech I drafted and Prime Minister Harper worked through the night to perfect. He delivered it in the House of Commons on November 22, 2006, affirming the Québécois as a nation within a united Canada. Michael Ignatieff reopened the nation debate during the Liberal leadership race. The Bloc seized the opening with a motion recognizing Quebecers as a nation. Harper saw the risk of dividing federalists and reviving old constitutional battles. He moved quickly and took control of the debate. His motion recognized the Québécois as a nation “within a united Canada.” Those four words turned the motion into an affirmation of Canadian unity. The Liberals and NDP backed him, while Gilles Duceppe came out swinging. Within twenty-four hours, the Bloc reversed course. Harper stood by the recognition, even at the cost of cabinet minister Michael Chong’s resignation. We had less than 24 hours to decide how to respond, amid mounting pressure to vote against this historic recognition. The vote was on Monday, November 27, 2006, five days after Prime Minister Harper introduced his motion on November 22. The motion passed with only sixteen MPs opposed. Full excerpt below is from HERE FOR CANADA: Memoirs of the 22nd Prime Minister by Stephen J. Harper, published on November 3rd, 2026, by Signal/M&S, an imprint of Penguin Random House Canada. THE “NATION” MOTION 👇🏻 dimitrissoudas.substack.com/…

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Readers note says it all... Trump is lamenting that the US didn't bomb Saigon, the capital of America's ally.

Lutnick ‘driving force’ behind re-engagement with Canada: sources, @VassyKapelos & @stephanie_ha report ctvnews.ca/world/trumps-tari… Find out more at nationalnewswatch.com

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